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Lot 251
A late 19th Century brass desk top pocket watch stand, comprising of laurel wreath with scrolls and central eagle flanked by two winged cherub putti, raised on shaped base, height 24cm, together with a gilt brass desk clock, having thirty hour movement stamped The British United Clock Co Ltd', height 14cm. (2)
Lot 92
Jonathan Parker, Liverpool, a George III pair cased verge fusee gilt metal pocket watch, c.1760, with tortoiseshell outer case, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, the movement with pierced engraved balance cock, steel three arm balance, regulating disc and square baluster pillars, signed and numbered steel dust cover 543, outer case 46mm.Working when catalogued but not guaranteed for accuracy, lacking bow, gilt on case worn, dust cover unhallmarked silver, small piece of tortoiseshell missing by thumb piece, cracked at 6pm, overall pretty good condition.
Lot 338
A box containing a collection of various ephemera including metal detector finds such as early coinage (16th-20th Century), musket balls, silver teaspoon, various iron and bronze buckles, Medieval crossbow bolt, cut flints, various other commemorative coinage, militaria, cloth badges, cap badges, etc. and a modern Sekonda gold coloured pocket watch
Lot 288
A 19th Century French yellow metal mounted open face pocket watch with engraved silvered dial and Roman numerals, No'd. "1135" to the outer case, 4.2 cm diameter, together with a silver cased pocket watch "The Express English Lever" by JG Graves of Sheffield, the circular dial with Roman numerals enclosing a subsidiary seconds' dial, 5.2 cm diameter
Lot 283
An early 20th Century 18 carat gold cased gent's open face pocket watch, the loop of angular form in the Art Deco manner, over a silvered dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds' dial, date marked for London 1925, with engine turned striped decoration to the back, 50 g overall, together with a 9 carag gold watch chain of fancy chain link form, 7.3 g CONDITION REPORTS there is no inner dust cover, and the outer case diameter is 4.4cm.
Lot 307
An 18ct gold top wind open faced Omega pocket watch, the case with a hand engraved monogram verso, 50mm in diameter, with a white enamel dial, black Roman numerals, gilt spade and double swell hands, subsidiary seconds dial, gold cuvette inscribed 'Omega Grand Prix Paris 1900', case no. 3821234, marked 18K with Swiss assay marks for 18ct gold standard, 95.32gCondition ReportCurrently running at time of cataloguing. No guarantee as to timekeeping or continued running.Fully wound. Crown winds and hands adjust.One small dent to case side near 3. One dent to case side between 9 and 10.Gold cuvette and bow. Bow appears to be in good condition with no signs of wear.Enamel dial appears to be in good condition with only a few tiny chips to the very edge. Visible by 10x magnification.Minor scratches to glass. Visible by 10x magnification.A little dirt to the glass edge.Marks and scratches to surfaces.
Lot 314
A gold Waltham pocket watch and rose gold Albert chain, c.1890; a white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, marked '10C' on case and cuvette, case no. 2061, maker's mark A.B. 'Hillside' grade movement no. 4612897, signed American Watch Co. Waltham, Massachusetts, 47mm,together with a rose gold Albert chain,with hollow curb links individually marked 9ct, with T-bar and swivel clasps, suspending a masonic photo locket/fob and a small fob seal. Combined weight 134.62g (2) Condition ReportCurrently running at time of cataloguing. No guarantee as to timekeeping or continued running.Fully wound. Crown winds and hands adjust.Gold to crown worn with one panel vacant.Case secures well.Glass showing a few marks and scratches near the centre.A little dirt to edge of glass.A few fine hairline cracks running across the bottom of the dial.Engraving to case back worn, probably from wear and over polishing.Bow worn.Marks and scratches to pocket watch surfaces. Commensurate with age and usage.Minor marks and scratches to chain surfaces. Commensurate with age and usage.Locket/fob and a small fob seal showing a few small chips to hardstones. Both showing a little tarnish.
Lot 313
A Victorian 18ct gold key wind open faced fusee lever pocket watch, a 44mm diameter case, the back case and sides engine turned, a white enamel dial, black Roman numerals, gilt Breguet antique hands, fixed gold cuvette, gold bow, the movement signed 'examined at T.Cox Savory's 47. Cornhill', movement no. 7503, round baluster pillars, London 1837, to a gold double curb link Albert chain, to swivel and bolt ring, tested as approximately 14ct gold, 98.57g, with accompanying paperwork Condition ReportNot currently running. Fully wound. Spring that secures hinged movement vacant. No key. Marks and scratches to surfaces commensurate with age and usage. Case secures.Pocket watch: 86.36g Chain: 12.22g
Lot 315
An 18ct gold Patek Philippe open faced pocket watch, ref. 770, 47mm diameter, with a silvered dial, gilt baton indicators and spade hands, Arabic numeral at twelve, and subsidiary seconds dial at six. Inscribed to case back 'Sydney Walker. In appreciation of all he has done for Birfield, 19th August 1963'. Swiss assay mark for 18ct standard, control mark '18.750'.Condition ReportCurrently running at time of cataloguing. No guarantee as to timekeeping or continued running.Crown winds and hands adjust.Hour markers a little tarnished.Minor scratches to glass. Visible by 10x magnification.One small dent to case edge near nine.Bow comes loose to one side. Hinge showing small split to bow edges. Requires repair with new screw. Not advised to suspend by bow.Marks and scratches to surfaces.
Lot 312
An 18ct gold side wind half hunter pocket watch, by Langford, with a 48mm case and navy enamel Roman numeral chapter ring to the front cover, a white dial, black Roman numerals, blued double spade hands, subsidiary seconds dial, gold cuvette, case no. 4853, London 1875, suspending a 9ct gold Albert chain, with 9ct gold T bar, with elongated cable links and a swivel to each end, hallmarked Birmingham 1854, 148.07gCondition ReportCurrently running at time of cataloguing. No guarantee as to timekeeping or continued running.Crown winds.Hands adjust, however sometimes the crown catches and hands do not move further.Abrasions, small scratches and pitting to front cover glass.Enamel to front cover chapter ring showing pitting to surface, visible by 10x magnification.Gold bow worn to top and at a slightly angle.Small pit to front cover. A few minor nicks to case sides.Marks and scratches to surfaces.T bar currently suspended by chain as a pendant.Swivels to chain both secure, one closes with a gap.Minor tarnish.
Lot 303
A Georgian 18ct gold pair cased verge fusee pocket watch, with a 40mm diameter interior case, with a white enamel dial, black Roman chapter and outer Arabic divisions, blued beetle and poker hands, pierced and engraved balance cock, rose cut diamond end stone, silver regulator dial, square baluster pillars, no. 2342, the movement signed 'And Dunlop London' for Andrew Dunlop, with a plain 47mm diameter exterior case, London 1811, 106.70gCondition ReportNot currently running.Fine hairline cracks to dial.Loss to dial enamel at 6. Some chips to dial edge. A little dirt and tarnish to edge of dial.Minor scratches to glass. Visible by 10x magnification.Gold bow.Cases secure.Inner case showing evidence of repair, with soft solder visible where the bow meets the case, with excess soft solder to inside of case beneath also.Maker's mark to cases IW.Marks and scratches to surfaces.Tarnish.Inner case weight: 75.53gOuter case weight: 31.16g
Lot 310
A gold key wind open faced pocket watch, with a 44mm diameter case, a white enamel dial, black Roman numerals, gilt spade and double swell hands, subsidiary seconds dial, gold cuvette, case no. 110602, stamped K18, tested as approximately 18ct gold, the bow suspending a gold bolt ring and base metal winding key, 63.92gCondition ReportCurrently running at time of cataloguing. No guarantee as to timekeeping or continued running.Accompanying key winds.Enamel dial showing a fine hairline crack to either side of 6. One small pit to enamel below 1.Base metal bow. Gilt surface worn.Cuvette unmarked and tested as approximately 18ct gold.Glass comes loose easily.Small scuffs and scratches to glass.Small dents to case.Marks and scratches to surfaces.
Lot 306
A 9ct gold Waltham U.S.A. mechanical side wind pocket watch, with a 49mm case. A plain polished case, gold cuvette, white enamelled dial, black Roman numerals, blued spade hands and a subsidiary dial at the 6. Hallmarked 9ct gold, Birmingham 1917. Movement signed P S Bartlett, Waltham, Mass. Case No 104462. Movement No 22003035. 91.65g Condition ReportWinds and ticking but no guarantee as to time keeping or continued running. Hands adjust and move correctly. Replacement Perspex. Case: Noticeable scratches and marks. Shallow dents and bruises. Numerous dents to the case.
Lot 305
An 18ct gold pocket watch, by WT Story, with a 52mm case, a plain case back, a white enamel dial numbered 33393, black roman numeral hour markers and gold spade hands, the movement signed WT Story, Barrow, Dewsbury & Halifax, 33393, hallmarked Chester 1900, makers marks WTS, case numbered 33393.Gross weight 125.3gCondition ReportNot currently running.When open and balance spring is moved, movement continues to run. When case is closed the movement stops running.Crown winds stifly.Enamel dial showing harline cracks, with a few very small chips to the edge.Case back dented and scratches.
Lot 316
A 9ct gold side wind half-hunter pocket watch, with a 48mm diameter case and black enamel Roman numeral chapter ring to the front cover, a white enamel dial, black Roman numerals, blued double spade hands, subsidiary seconds dial, gold bow and cuvette, case no. 8114, Chester 1930, to a 9ct gold elongated curb link chain, Chester 1915, suspending a Samson Morden gold cased propelling pencil, London 1926, gross weight 129.37gCondition ReportNot currently running.Crown winds and hands adjust.A few tiny losses to enamel of case chapter ring border.A few dents to case Base metal crown, gilt surface worn.Gold bow and cuvette.Albert chain bolt ring spring stiff. Has to be opened and closed manually.Propelling pencil mechanism does not fully extend or fully close.Marks and scratches to surfaces commensurate with age and usage.
Lot 311
An 18ct gold side wind hunter pocket watch, by J.W. Benson, a 48mm diameter case, with a hand engraved monogram to the front cover, a white enamel dial, black Roman numerals, blued spade hands, subsidiary seconds dial, case no. 636, movement no. 514102, London 1888, 116.00gCondition ReportShaken to start. Currently running at time of cataloguing. No guarantee as to timekeeping or continued running.Crown winds and hands adjust.Enamel to dial showing chip and two fine hairline cracks to subsidiary seconds dial.One fine hairline crack running from 2 to the dial centre.Scratches and marks consistent with its age.Shallow dents and bruises to case.
Lot 308
An 18ct gold top wind open faced pocket watch, by John Bennett, with an ornate hand engraved case, 40mm diameter, a gilt machine engraved dial with a foliate centre, black Roman numerals, blued spade and single swell hands, gold cuvette inscribed 'Maker to the Royal Observatory, Bennett 64 & 65 Cheapside London', movement signed 'Bennett 64 & 65 Cheapside London', hallmarked London, 56.89gCondition ReportCurrently running at time of cataloguing. No guarantee as to timekeeping or continued running.Crown winds and hands adjust.Dial showing a few scratches and a little tarnish.A few small scratches to glass.Gold bow and cuvette.Engraving to case back edges slightly worn.Date letter worn/poorly marked. London mark visible.Both sides of case secure nicely.Marks and scratches to surfaces.
Lot 302
An 18ct gold key wind open faced Gregson verge fusee pocket watch, with an 45mm diameter engine turned case with floral details verso and concealed hinges, a white enamel dial, black Arabic numerals, pierced gilt hands, fixed gold cuvette, movement signed 'Gregson Hor Du Roy A Paris', with two watch keys, 81.61g Provenance: The property of a collector, London SW1 Condition ReportLarge chips to enamel dial between 8 and 9. Evidence of repair to enamel and a small amount of excess glue visible to repair. Some pitting and chips across the surface of enamel dial, with a few hairline cracks Glass in good condition. No visible chips. Gold bow. One very small dent to bottom of caseback. Marks and scratches to surfaces.
Lot 309
An 18ct gold open faced pocket watch, c.1875, a white enamel dial, damaged, with Roman numerals, a subsidiary seconds dial and gilt hands. Marked '61666' on case, dial and movement. Chester 1875, 50mm,suspended on a rose gold Albert chain,reeeded bars and curb links, to a bolt ring and two swivel clasps, one clasp not gold, with Austro-Hungarian hallmark.Gross weight 131.22g (2)Condition ReportOnce shaken, currently running at time of condition report. No guarantee as to continued running or timekeeping.Crown winds and hands adjust.A large chip/loss to the enamel between 12 and 1 position. Hairline cracks across the dial.Second hand moves when gently shaken, but may require servicing.Gold cuvette and bow.Hands adjust and move correctly.Glass scratched.Pocket watch: 122.07gChain: 9.18g
Lot 307
Lady's Tissot 1853 wristwatch, the mother-of-pearl dial with raised gilt baton hour markers, date window at the quarter-hour mark, stainless steel case and bracelet, serial no. T033210 A, in original box, a continental open-faced pocket watch, the circular dial with floral painted gilt border, Roman numerals denoting hours, marked 800, a small rotary quartz fob watch on chain and a modern Dolce & Gabbana wristwatch (4) Condition Reportwatch diameter approx 2.8cm
Lot 196
A Urania stainless steel chronograph/telemeter gentleman's wristwatch, silver coloured dial, Arabic numerals, subsidiary second and minute dials, later leather strap, w/o The Urania company for precision watches was founded by Andreas Huber in Munich in 1865 and was the first German business to offer pocket watches with crown winding systems. Urania was the “house brand” of Huber retail stores. These watches were made by the jeweller Huber in München (Munich, Bavaria). Since they were more of a jeweller than a watch store, they didn't make much themselves but simply bought movements and cases/dials/hands of sufficient quality, assembled them all together and sold them under a variety of brand names. After 1930, Urania was the top grade they sold. Some movements were from Recta, Helvetia or even IWC. In 1936, the company became official timekeeper of the olympic winter games in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. During WWII, the company produced for A. Lange & Söhne parts of the legendary military timepieces like the B-Uhr. In 1944, through the bombs of WWII, production and shops were completely destroyed. In 1949, Andreas II rebuilded the main house in Munich and reopened the watchmaker store and workshop. 1966 he died and his son Martin took over the company. Alongside Urania branded dials, there are some rare co signed Urania dials prior to Huber taking over the mantle.
Lot 245
An American rose gold plated full hunter pocket watch, side winder 15 jewel movement marked Elgin Natl. Watch Co. USA no.15100878, white enamel dial Roman numerals, subsidiary second dial; another seven jewel movement, no 22115603; a 10ct gold filled open faced pocket watch, side winder Swiss 15 jewel movement, stamped Moeris, white enamel dial, Roman numerals, subsidiary second dial, machine turned case, vacant cartouche; a gold plated Waltham open faced pocket watch, top winder movement stamped Am. Watch Co.Waltham Mass. Bond St. no. 13181232, white enamel dial, Roman numerals, subsidiary second dial, Dennison 'Sun' case (all working)
Lot 259
A 14ct gold lever full hunter pocket watch, 15 jewel top winder movement, the balance cock inscribed 'PAT APP. FOR', compensated balance and regulator, the dial signed Marx & Co. with Arabic numerals, minute markers and subsidiary seconds, gold scroll hands, the 14ct gold cuvette inscribed 'Ancre De Precision, Spiral Breguet Compensateur, 15 Rubis', 14ct gold engine turned case, stamped 585 TWCo monogram no. 3377, 53mm, 90g gross; etc.
Lot 206
A Victorian silver half hunter pocket watch by Thomas Russell & Son of Liverpool - the case hallmarked FG, London 1880, with blue Roman enamel chapter ring, the signed, white Roman dial with subsidiary seconds at 6, fronting a gilt lever movement, fob wind, signed 'Makers to the Queen Thos. Russell & Son No. B5576, 18 Church Street, Liverpool', 50mm diameter, with curb link fob chain.
Lot 207
A silver cased goliath pocket watch - the fob wind watch with white enamel Roman dial with subsidiary seconds at 6, Swiss gilt lever movement (winds and runs), 65mm plated Swiss Argentan case, in a silver mounted travel case, Thomas & John Perry, Birmingham 1912, with engraved initials 'EB', 10.8 x 9.6 cm.* Condition: Tiny hairline between centre of dial and sub. seconds. No other faults - in good condition, winds and runs.
Lot 193
18CT GOLD OPEN FACE POCKET WATCH, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, 18ct gold cuvette, movement cover marked 'H. A. Peacock Swansea', back cover with scroll and foliate engraving, top wind with loop, 91.6gmsProvenance: private collection Vale of GlamorganComments: good overall, light wear commensurate with age, ticking, not tested long term, viewing recommended
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